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The finest multi tool i ever held in my hands second to none.

Cadet X with the new package opener… but the new Companion is pretty nice, I’d just want to change the scales.

I think the reason the bit driver isn’t centred in the middle layer is because it would obstruct the main blade nail nick. It would be almost impossible to open up that blade.

Replacing the scissors with a reamer punch on a Wave+ wouldn't hurt my feelings a bit,lol.

I contributed on 1/6/21 for the Union, and am still awaiting to receive mine..

28:58 You showed an unnatural way to form a knot! This knot is tied without using fingers. Whole palm. This knot has long been used by sailors in the Soviet Union and now, thank God, in the post-Soviet space. You can easily find on Russian-language UA-cam the correct way to form a knot. And further. The knot has one weakness. If you do not take it into account, the knot will be dangerous!!! Unfortunately, you didn’t talk about this. Perhaps you don't know this.

You are mistaken Kalmyk knot - this is not a variant of the Eskimo bowline, but a Cossack knot!

The Cossack bowline is obtained by pulling a loop from the Kalmyk knot or vice versa. The trick is that Kalmytsky gets untied instantly. It is not possible to perform the same trick with an Eskimo bowline, creating a return loop in it.

hey, so i just bought my zippo a few weeks ago and i notice that mine runs dry after about 3 - 4 days, any idea why? i use it to lit cigs 10 - 15 times a day max

One of the best knot tying videos out there.

First time knotter 😄 got it first try! Thanks!

I really loved the 1st gen Wave. The 2nd gen was okay, but I liked the original tool set better. I recently returned my 2nd gen to Leatherman to have the pliers repaired, and received a slightly used 3rd gen in return. Still a great multitool, though I've been ECDing a Gordon clone for the past few weeks, just to see how it stacks up.

I still have an original PST and nylon pouch in nearly perfect condition. It's lived in various go kits over the years, so it never really saw any hard use. I still consider a great multitool.

Good video

i have a van full of milwaukee stuff , got this vacuum for my missus , it sucks she hates it

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Thank you sir! This why I love UA-cam! People like you making life a little bit easier.

I was just watching old videos, just to pass the time and it occurred to me, the Wave Clones provide U shaped shims with the wire cutters. Do you think the cutters are creating way to much drag, when they are pressed hard to close? If so, a very thin bronze washer or a few should create enough gap to eliminate that drag. I don't know if anyone will see this comment on a old video, but I figured it might help someone fix they're multitool. I was watching when you were moving the pliers out slowly and it broke free, once the cutters weren't touching. Basically it's creating a lock jaw. Removing the cutters should definitely point that flaw out, if it is the cutters. I don't know if anyone tried any of this.

Excellent tip!

Looks like a gutted Schrader valve.

Your teview is way way too long

Thank you so much for this. The Spar Hitch in slip form is exactly what I needed. I also add an extra half hitch to the "slip" bite, making it even less prone to coming loose while maintaining its ease of untying.

You had me at “preventing premature evaporation”

Coming late to the party here, but my company gifted me a Curl for a work anniversary, and I think that is the perfect market for this tool. Because as an employee, I got a pretty solid tool for free, and my company saved $30 x however many they bought vs. getting Waves (not sure of the exact number, but it was a lot). So as company gifts go, a company can save a lot of money--or even better, get them for more people on the same budget

Thank you this really helped me out. I just got my first zippo and wanted to know how to make it last.

I JUST BOUGHT THE GERBER AMBAR CORK A FEW MINUTES AGO.

In my civilian life, I carry a Wave. In my State Guard world, I've carried a Diesel for many years. On the whole, I prefer the Wave, but the Gerber has taken a lot of abuse and keeps on ticking. I've really got no complaints about it.

Very help full video. I don't have it yet but love to watch it. Thank u for making this.

Got one yesterday kinda useless though to expensive to carry around and too nice to let people see probably gonna sit with the rest of my tools

I carry a classic in a small leather pouch around my neck and a swisstool on my hip. Still think the Swisstool is the best multitool ever created and the classic is just so useful in i tiny package.

I hate when I prematurely evaporate.

that was great, exactly the trick i was looking for! cheers!

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I have this Wera bit ratchet in a Kraftform set with nine bits in a plastic case, and it's a fantastic pocket carry, you hardly notice it's there until you want to use it.

Roxon has better scissors.

The problem with most knot videos is they show how to tie the knots, but they don't demonstrate the scenarios of when to use which knot.

I got a zippo for my birty day today and its so cool thanks for the tutorial

I'm a helpdesk manager for a large corporation. Like the standard techs below me, I roll up my sleeves and will get down and dirty when I can. My EDC? Leatherman Surge all day every day, I used to carry A Gerber Multitool. The Surge Has more useful tools and is more robust in design fit and finish. The Surge gives me confidence that everything I may need. Without having to go back to my desk, open my backpack and pull out my Dewalt belt carry tools pouch with a ton Of hand tools, tape measure, and a place to put the Surge as well. If you can stomach carrying a heavy and BIG Multitool, Surge Is for you.

Ronsonol stinks

there will always be lemons, but Leatherman has always been the gold standard.

Well said!

Thanks, it seems to even dress better.

Thank you!

I use put wallet in the back pocket but after being a delivery driver it started messing with my back. I've been putting it in my front pocket now, back feels better

Brother Ben, what sold me on this is the quick access beer opener.

I cannot believe none of these excavation companies on youtube properly dig down and then backfill in 6"-12" compacted lifts for these dirt foundations. Unfuqing believable.

I am sure your viewers are smart enough to know this, but it goes without saying...Empty the gas can completely first!

3:11 trying going clockwise with it in your right hand. works better imo

This seems to be an EDC collectors toy.

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